Publication date
2015-06-21
Topics
software development, job hunt, career development, osb2015, open source bridge 2015, career coaching, job searching, job search, job hunting
A job hunt can be a demoralizing and dehumanizing process, but there are a lot of things which you can do to make it more productive and less stressful.
Perhaps you’re bored at your current job. Perhaps you’re new to the tech job market. Perhaps your company lost funding and you were laid off.
There are a million reasons why, but one common element: Sometimes we all have to play the job hunt game.
From unresponsive recruiters to pointless interview questions, a job hunt can be a demoralizing and dehumanizing process, but there are a lot of things which you can do to make it more productive and less stressful.
This talk draws on my many years of tech management and career coaching experience to present tips and advice on how to survive your job hunt.
Perhaps you’re bored at your current job. Perhaps you’re new to the tech job market. Perhaps your company lost funding and you were laid off.
There are a million reasons why, but one common element: Sometimes we all have to play the job hunt game.
From unresponsive recruiters to pointless interview questions, a job hunt can be a demoralizing and dehumanizing process, but there are a lot of things which you can do to make it more productive and less stressful.
This talk draws on my many years of tech management and career coaching experience to present tips and advice on how to survive your job hunt.
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